Forum Destroyer 09 as first board. - Snowboarding Forum

MitakaJ9 · 01-15-2012, 04:01 PM

Hi, a guy from my town is selling his Forum Destroyer 2009. It's a freestyle board my size. But is it good to buy as my first board to learn on it and I have intentions to ride more freeride than freestyle of course at beginning pretty easy tracks not much of a freeride. I have ridden ski so I think I would learn pretty fast if I buy this board how long it will be comfortable to me what do you think?

MitakaJ9 · 01-16-2012, 03:54 AM

75 Views and no reply? Don't you have just a little advice for me?
Here is some description of the board:

Boston – Forum has brought back the Destroyer for 2009 to show that it knows what riders want in a FreeStyle snowboard. This snowboard is considered by some as their benchmark for progression FreeStyle riding. The board is a true twin tip making it a FreeStylers dream for hitting tricks no matter the condition or terrain.

2009 Forum Destroyer

The 2009 Forum Destroyer brings back all the features of the 2008 snowboard giving you a deck that is snappy and stable providing you a great freestyle riding experience. The combination of the Super Gnar LE core the the Light Triax Laminate give you a snowboard that is strong, light and have a ton of flex and pop.

Overall FreeStyle riders of all levels will like this snowboard.

Features of The 2009 Forum Destroyer Snowboard:

Super Gnar LE Core
Light Triax Laminate
Fluid Base
Twin Board Shape
Twin Core Profile

honeycomb · 01-16-2012, 04:57 AM

You're a beginner, it's a snowboard, if the price is right buy it and ride. Until you start carving, hitting jumps, rails, buttering, etc, it doesn't matter much what board you have. The description doesn't say if it's rocker, camber, or hybrid...a rocker, hybrid or TBT might make learning a bit easier but you might learn some bad habits. Starting on a cambered board you'll catch more edges at first, but that should show you what not to do real quick.

01-15-2012, 04:01 PM	#1 (permalink)
MitakaJ9 Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2011 Posts: 3	Forum Destroyer 09 as first board. Hi, a guy from my town is selling his Forum Destroyer 2009. It's a freestyle board my size. But is it good to buy as my first board to learn on it and I have intentions to ride more freeride than freestyle of course at beginning pretty easy tracks not much of a freeride. I have ridden ski so I think I would learn pretty fast if I buy this board how long it will be comfortable to me what do you think? Last edited by MitakaJ9; 01-16-2012 at 03:53 AM.

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01-16-2012, 03:54 AM	#2 (permalink)
MitakaJ9 Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2011 Posts: 3	75 Views and no reply? Don't you have just a little advice for me? Here is some description of the board: Boston – Forum has brought back the Destroyer for 2009 to show that it knows what riders want in a FreeStyle snowboard. This snowboard is considered by some as their benchmark for progression FreeStyle riding. The board is a true twin tip making it a FreeStylers dream for hitting tricks no matter the condition or terrain. 2009 Forum Destroyer The 2009 Forum Destroyer brings back all the features of the 2008 snowboard giving you a deck that is snappy and stable providing you a great freestyle riding experience. The combination of the Super Gnar LE core the the Light Triax Laminate give you a snowboard that is strong, light and have a ton of flex and pop. Overall FreeStyle riders of all levels will like this snowboard. Features of The 2009 Forum Destroyer Snowboard: Super Gnar LE Core Light Triax Laminate Fluid Base Twin Board Shape Twin Core Profile

01-16-2012, 04:57 AM	#3 (permalink)
honeycomb It ain`t easy being steezy Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: ohio Posts: 197	You're a beginner, it's a snowboard, if the price is right buy it and ride. Until you start carving, hitting jumps, rails, buttering, etc, it doesn't matter much what board you have. The description doesn't say if it's rocker, camber, or hybrid...a rocker, hybrid or TBT might make learning a bit easier but you might learn some bad habits. Starting on a cambered board you'll catch more edges at first, but that should show you what not to do real quick.